THE PER: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY St. 1922.
Society
Leaving for West
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The di)in ( Mitt Mat QCern.
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ha i K'rii"j rom in it
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Ml H4',J II. lUUr. ill
lnv Om!4 I tiUy (or kri4
l WiH'f I'f'l 4'i, ihe iu
t't r't' Mr, nl Mr V!-r
Hrid, i!r M. Jith, Mo. h
go on 10 I sitiuf'f M'rn'gi limn
liirt and Urr M Sfnngltrld, O, lo
.. tn.ily VU!y Imi'. After
m Ntw tik wiJ KoikUnJ.
Mr. lie U'ltr txug tli lUitiinrr
lorn r( Mr. n! Mr. )X fUtd ',
!, will tr l-.urie. Mr,
t'fige will g r4t July 15. Mr.
!!rtrige will be m New York when
i he Good Will gul ! (t runif.
Coif Touirn-nent Entrinu.
Women goljrr o( (und Island
ne tittuipaiinit ib. ute toll lournt
new at JUppy Hollow in June., ic
rdfdirc to Mr. Alvin F, Johnon.
, ho pmt ihe wefk-eml in that ny.
There will be cutru it om Grind
IUni, whan i e,l new in oU
rirelr here. Ileietnfore Onuh.
I.inrotn and I'rentont hive been the
thief lontritdrf . Additiiv to the
lt of competing town ami individ
fal are welcomed, according to o
ut booticri.
To Wed Omahan.
Invitation have been tent cut by
Mr. and Mr. L. M. Troup of Lincoln
lo the nurruge of their daughter,
tlrace, to latnincrt II. Redell ot
Omaha on June 8 The wedding will
take place at the home of the bride
iaretm at 2:30 in the afternoon. Both
Mix Troup and Mr. Redclf are
graduate of the l'niverii, of Ne
braka in the el.m of 19'0.
She in a menihrr of Delta Delta
Delta and he i a member of Bun
nell guild.
At Wilver Dell Farm.
A erie of house parties is being
given at Wilver Dell farm, the coun
try home of Mr. and Mr. Walter
Head, at Halls, Mo., near St. Joseph.
Herbert Connell was anions the
guests there last week end. Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm and Mr. and
Mr. Howard Baldrine will be enter
tained there over the coining week
end.
Monday Musical Club.
At a meeting; of the Monday Musi
cal club Monday afternoon Mrs. Leo
Hoffman wa re-elected president for
next year, and Miss Margaret Swift,
secretary and treasurer. A program
committee was named, including
Mrs. Ernest Rees, Mrs. Helen Niel
son and Miss Winifred Traynor.
Week-End Party at Grand Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvm F. Johnson have
returned from a delightful week-end
party at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Larle Farnsworth of Grand Island.
Breakfast Party.
Lieut. Frederick D. Powers, U. S.
N., and Mrs. Powers entertained 12
guests at an 11 o'clock breakfast
Sunday morning.
Happy Hollow
Mrs. E. A. Beardsley will give a
luncheon Thursday noon at Happy
Hollow. Covers will be placed for
22. Mrs. D. H. Dunham will have
a party of six.
The Triangle- club will have a
party of 45 at the Thursday lunch
eon and the Creighton Barristers will
entertain 100 guests at a dinner
dance Thursday evening. Cabaret
will form part of the entertainment.
Miss Beatrice Johnson will honor
Miss Grace Robertson at luncheon
at Happy Hollow club Thursday.
Covers will be placed for Miss Rob
ertson, Mrs. George Flack and
Misses Ruth McCoy, Marjorie Men
old, Gertrude Peters, Marian Weller,
Leita Hunter and Miss Johnson. .
A yellow lace frock shows a rolled
and twisted girdle of yellow and
green chiffon. '
Mr. Kred Kurd i the wife of the
Council Bluff Rotary club president,
anil with him plan to leave next
Friday for Lo Angele. Cal., whete
Kotamn from ail over the country
will gather for their annual conven
tion. Mr. and Mm. Hurd will also go
to !an FramiMO for the Shriner'
convention and expect to -return
Lome via the Canadian route.
Gluing Furniture
and Other
Articles
By JEAN TRUE.
M!M Tr wilt answer all qu..!lnn tin
hmhol4 art addrasaed la hr at Th
II-.
Women are learning to handle
tools and are mending and repairing
their own furniture these day. Col
lege courses have done much to help
women to be self-reliant in many
household duties. Women work
tide by tide with men in manual
arts classes and often give their
opposites a good hustle to keep up
with them in quality of work per
formed. Learn to glue your own furniture
and not have it loose and creaky or
wait to have it repaired or relega'ed
to the attic because of neglect to
repair it at the right time.
The process is not a difficult one
to perform. First free the surfaces
to be glued from old glue and from
any particles of loose wood or dust
that might tend to keep surfaces from
holding together. Second, the glue
must be just thick .enough tc spread
nicely, neither too thick to spread
nor spread on too thickly.
The two surfaces or parts must be
fastened very firmly and held se
curely together until the glue
hardens.
Have some device for fastening the
parts together. This may be accom
plished by means of strong cords or
bands of cloth if you have no vise.
Scrape off old glue, sandpaper sur
faces, apply thin coat of glue to both
parts, bring them together perfectly,
fasten securely and let stand for 48
hours or more. Remove any glue
that may have adhered or oozed from
the joining.
Be careful to purchase a good qual
ity of glue. It is possible to make
your own glue, but it is not practi
cal as home-made glue loses strength
by frequent heatings.
Liliputian Sale.
St. Annes guild of St. Martins
church will hold a liliputian sale all
day Wednesday at Trinity parish
house. Infants' clothes will be of
fered for sale, including beautiful
hand-made dresses, dainty undergar
ments and knitted articles. Tea will
be served. . f
Doll bags, made with tiny and
fascinating doll heads and arms,
dressed in quaint little frocks of
black or of figured silk, are enchant
ing. They are really large enough
to be useful, too.
Problems That Perplex
Answered by
BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
Ixve Overcomes Misfortune.
Dear Miss. Fairfax: Am coming
to you for a little advice and hope
you will print it in The Morning
Bee. I have been, going with a
young man for two years who had
Ills right hand cut off in a corn
sheller. Now, we are both of age,
but my father objects to my going
with him. Do you think it is right
for him to object, as we love each
other very much? Now, he seems
to be a little backward In popping
the question on this account. How
could I make him feel that nothing
could keep us apart, CELIA.
I admire you for not permitting a
misfortune to influence your regard
for this young man. I think you can
find ways, without suggestion from
me, of letting him know that you 'do
care for him. Give him a little time
and, if he wishes to propose, he will.
"Marriage Problems."
Dear Miss Fairfax: Can the
splendid serial, "My Marriage Prob
lems," by Adele Garrison, be pur
chased in book form, and, If so,
where? I would like to have it in
our library- MRS. B. A.
I think this serial Is not published
in book form. You might write the
King Feature Syndicate, 241 W. 58th
St., New York City, about it
Interested: The article you men
tion appeared on the editorial page
of The Bee and was credited to the
New York Evening Post. The Post is
therefore responsible for the state
ments made. The matter is clear to
me from the context, however, and I
think it should be to you. Evidently
a committee of New York school
teachers investigated history text
books and made a report to their
superintendent Their opinion, final
ly, was that fairness does not re
quire historians to expatiate on the
weaknesses of American statesmen.
The article says that it is possible
to Indicate that there were some
good Englishmen in England in 1776
without at the same time belittling
the characters or pointing out actual
weaknesses of men who were promi
nent in our own affairs. As for
proof ot what the weaknesses of our
statesmen were, I can only refer you
to historic authorities.
Heartbroken: If this woman la a.
devout Catholic, I doubt if she will
marry you. In the eyes of her
church, you, being divorced, are yet
married man, ghe would be ex
communicated from her church if
she married you. You may mean
more to her than her church, but I
doubt It, from what you have told
me.
An things stand you can take your
choice of going with this woman
merely for the pleasure of her so
ciety. Or. you can quit her entirely,
unless Bhe gives some sign of keep
ing her promises. Doubtless she en
joys your company and you have
evidently been very good to her.
Perhaps she hasn't always been per
fectly fair with you, a human trait
after all. You are both at an age
where it Is difficult to marry and be
happy. You are well set in your
own ways and ideas and you both
have children. These are complica
tions, indeed. She is fault-finding
and you are dissatisfied. Unless the
bond is very strong and your regard
for her very deep, you might better
break away. You will have to de
cide for yourself, however.
Scotrie: Don't deceive your
mother. You are too young to go
regularly with boys, but perhaps you
can persuade your mother that the
occasional society of a fine 'young
man Is desirable.
Mrs. C. E.: Your letter was very
interesting. You did not make it
clear to me, however, whether you
believed mixed race marriages may
be happy. Is yours?
ADVERTISEMENT.
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The minute you put your feet in a
"TIZ" bath you feel pain being
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burning feet feel. "TIZ" instantly
draws out the poisonous exudations
that puff up your feet and cause sore,
inflamed, sweaty feet.
"TIZ," and only "TIZ," takes the
pain and soreness out of corns, cal
louses and bunions. ' Get a box of
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store for a few cents. Your feet are
never going to bother you any more.
A whole year's foot comfort guaranteed.
Personals
Mrs. Wrrea Itoger plans to Iravf
hr Min th tetawd li in June.
Edward lolintort it in the Method.
hi hofiul where he underarm 411
operation fuetday.
". J. Shrehan left Surd4y far
Albany, JC. V.. hre h ut tilled
by the Jeih of hi father.
Dr. and Mr. J. W. Novak of I,e
Angele. Cal, will arrive in Oman
oon to pend a mouth with rrUtive
heif.
Mr. and Mr. A. I. Root are ex.
peted hom from Lo Angele in
few day. They pUn to spend the
tunimer at their Ete park home.
Mr. E. M. Svfert, who ha been
V'tiHg rUtif in U'okrn Bow, left
Moi.day fi'ghi 1 1 out Oih for L
rI.i. r i'mn, wheit h will upend
months
Amoim the tunimer iitr at
Kstr ,fk will h Mr. t'd Mr. t.
A. Wtiklunt of Council rUuiti, Me.
and Mr. V. J. rof and Mr. E.
Wcirrvx'k.
Me, and Mr. C, M. Wilhelm have
rented their horn lor ill tunimer
and will leave June 10 for tht tt.
They will i.it. ihnr daughter si
enk!ey,
Mr and Mr. Paul La ren of
He Moines are pending few d
m Omaha wnli Mr, and Mr. Jotei-b
I'olfar nil their way from Lincoln
to Utt Moines by motor.
The Rev, William Herbert Moore
and Mr. Moore, with iheie three
children, are vinting Mr. Moore'
paient. Mr. "d Mi, Fled M. Smalt,
their home tirniai, ,V J.
Mr, md M'. I eon id HuMj trt ut
h week end in Lincoln it he f ueu
ti Mr. 4nd Mr. Harvey Rilirvn,
411.I iiinde4 th ope mug el lh tan
rln t'ounirif fluh. Mr. and Mr
11. S, lurnhani , Omaha wert !
u.nof, mi Lincoln ever unJy.
Mr. Stanley M. Roe4ier ha re
turned ffoni a thret week' trip, in
eluding u.iu at Kantat Car. Chi
f4go ad with her mother, Mr,
Aaron am; MeAhay. at Lansing
MkIi. She was arrompanitd by her
rniMren. Maine Parbau an4 Man
ley MfAlvay Joeier.
Mi.t Roheita Trimble, daughter of
Mr, and Mr. Robrrt tumble, will
fiiiuli at llowner seademy iie week
and will vi.it m Chicago for a few
day hrlme returning to Omaha.
Mix Trimble will attend I'atnani
"JojV got to build your
$tlf up! Try Ttait roam
Tablet! for a while and tee
if you don't get back your
$trtngth ana vitality."
WW
ILL.
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the pure whole yeast in
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They supply a vital element that your body
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tissue and physical energy
The serious defect of many diets is that they
are deprived, through modem cooking, of B
vitamin. This vitamin, which appears in great
abundance in yeast, is absolutely essential to
assimilation and the conversion of food into
firm, healthy tissue and bodily vigor.
The new way to take
yeast
Now you can get yeast the way you like it.
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Get a bottle of these tablets today. Take
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how they build you up, increase your strength
and energy and make you feel better than you
may have felt in months. They are good for
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Northwestern Yeast Co., Chicago, 11L
Makers of the famous baking yeast.
Yoaat Foam and Magic Yeast
What Yeast
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are for
Iocs of appetite
indigestion
lack of energy
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malnutrition
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else, inan or machine, that will work so faithfully
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Many local folks know the truth of these
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Anyone can easily arrange for a regular
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A. HOSPE CO.
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HUDSON
Has a
New Motor
It wouldn't be the same.. .
It vry woman on th ul
8houl4 nuil ImI 4
Tby wouUol t lb mum si all,
Tbe Mir feki i4.
Sum Uwvm ouU bum and m" wnuM Ut
And i'in oulJ 1101 N gxd,
TtuHifB M4I1 on uJ tr ttf m four
And did lh tl h cuuld."
And there's no secret alxjut making
Oicquot Club Ginger Ale. We tell
what we put in it. Other manufac
turers know nil the ingredients we
use. They can buy most of them.
But they don't malte Clicquot Club
any more than a woman with good flour
. and a recipe can make bread
that tastes like her neighbor'
bread made with the tame
flour and recipe.
Ask your grocer to send you
a case of Clicquot Club. Keep
a few bottles on ice or in a
cold place. Serve it any time
to anyone. They all like it.
THE CLICQUOT CLUB CO
Milli. Mim U. S. A.
Ginger Ale
Sanaparilla
Birch Deer
Root Deer
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY SPECIALS
BUY-RITE FRUIT DEPARTMENT
STRAWBERRIES The last call for fancy Missouri berries 1 tolld carload of
extra fancy Missouri Strawberries, full quarts, each 17
Ter case of 34 full quart boxes $3.85
1 solid carload of extra fancy, large, smooth new Potatoes, peck 65
500 bushels of Wax and Green Beans, snappy and very tender, 2 lbs 25
10,000 extra large slicing Cucumbers, special, each 5
1 solid carload of extra fancy Sunkist Lemons-, thin skinned and juicy, special,
per dozen 35
The Brit
li Alwaj
In Demand.
Utile Boy
Din liq
ol d C on-
Inr, par twt
la 9c
EXTRA!! SOAPS AND CLEANSERS .
10- ban Cudahy's White Borax Naptha Soap 27
10 large bar of P. & O. Naptha Soap 47
10 large bars of Crystal White Soap 47
Large packages of Gold Dust, each 27 1
Largo packages of Sea Foam, each 23e
3 large packages ot Linn's Cleanser for 59
ALWAYS FRESH
Dairimaid Creamery Butter.
WaDtSsA Don't be misled. Every
pound guaranteed.
Per pound 38
BUY-RITE CEREAL DEPARTMENT
Jersey Corn Flakes, 2 packages -for -15c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits, each $
Post Toasties, 3 packages for 25e
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. for 25
Large packages of Puffed Wheat or Puffed
Rice, each ' 15
Large packages of high-grade Pancake Flour,
per package
MACARONI SPAGHETTI n6odLs ""
500 case spot cash purchase of Macaroni, Spag
hettl and Noodles, large size pkgs.. 3 for 25
lilt5
aVafasiajtw
M. J. B. COFFEE
Don't deny yourself the best
any longer when It doesn't cost
any more than the inferior
kind. Ask for M. J. B., the
vacuum packed coffee.
Per pound 47
3 pounds for $1.35
. BUY-RITE PILLARS
Nishna Val. Buy-Rite Creamery Butter, lb., 39
Buy-Rite Brand Coffee, per Id., 35; 3 lbs. 95
Large sacks of Graham Flour, each 22
Large sacks White, Yellow Corn Meal, ea., 10
1,000 sacks of the celebrated Tea Table Flour,
Buy-Rite Stores exclusive brand, every sack
juaranteed by your Buy-Rite Store. It is made
from the select Kansas Red Turkey Wheat. As
good as the best better than the rest.
Per 48-lb. sack $2.25
PALMOLIVE SOAP SPECIAL
50,000 bars of Palmolive Soap, 3 regular large
10c bars for.... --17
Limit of 3 bars to customer.
SOMETHING NEWI
Forkner's celebrated Fig Preserves, 25c can,
special 18
Spread on the bread for the kiddies. It's lieallhy.
Forkner's Special Figs for eating, per pkg., 9
TROCO
Have you tried
Troco? It is our
best nut margarine
shipped fresh ev
ery day, lb... 24
HANNEGAN & CO.,
S5th Are. and Lrarrnworth
F. B. BOGATZ,
Slat and 8 Sl South Ride
ERNFST BUFFETT
Th Grocer of Oandee
FRANK KUSKA,
1.1th and Oarfleld.
OSCAR E. NELSON,
th and L fits., South Side.
THORIN & SNYGG
fortieth and Hamilton
JEPSEN BROS.,
25th and C'omlne.
J. D. CREW A SON,
ThirtT-tlUrd and Arbor
GEO. I. ROSS,
24th and Ame
GILES BROTHERS,
Benson.
WILKE & MITCHELL,
Fortieth and Famam
LYNAM & BRENNAN,
16th and Dorcmf
E. KARSCH CO,
Vinton and Elm Sts.
ARMAND PETERSEN
2008 Sherman Ave.
HUDSON
Has a
New Motor
ADVERTISEMENT.
HEALTH THE SECRET OF
ATTRACTION
Women of today depend a good
deal upon the modern modiste and a
knowledge of the cosmetic art to
make them attractive. Too often
there exists beneath it all a suffering
woman whose nervous laugh or
forced smile covers a pang of agony
caused by some feminine ill. To such
a woman Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vege
table Compound will bring health and
happy relief from her suffering, that
will make her far more attractive than
costly gowns and cosmetics.
For nearly fifty years American
women have relied upon this root
and herb medicine to relieve their
ailments.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Honey Back
For 40 years, said Dr. Carey. I hove
been prescribing my Prescription No. 777
for kidney and bladder sickness and now
that I have retired from active practice I
have made arrangements with leading
druggists to dispense this wonderful pre
scription at a moderate price, on the
money back if dissatisfied plan.
Beware of kidney disease thousands
die of it every year who ought to he en
joying the blessings of life and health.
Watch the symptoms. If you have specks
floating before the eyes, Vuffy eyes, clam
my feet or moist palms, backache or side
ache, you 01 ght to get a bottle of Dr.
Carey's Prescription No. 777 right away.
It has wonderfully benefited tens of
thousands of cases of kidney and bladder
troubles and is the medicine you can al
ways depend upon. Results are guar
anteed. NOTE fr. Daniel G. Carey was a prac
ticing physician for many years and his
great Prescription, No. 777, aided thou
sands of HUfferers from kidney and blad
der troubles. Hereafter you can always
get this effertive Prescription at Sherman
McConnell's 5 Drug Stores and all re
liable phannacists the country over. Keep
in mind the name. Dr. Carey's Prescription
No. 777 (Liquid or Tablets). No other
medicine can take its place.
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